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Fabulous episode , loved where you went and especially your last camp site . We are with you in regards to being on our own if possible , don’t like crowds , like peace and quiet . And your photography was gorgeous . The convenience of an electric awning is just so good .

Thanks for showing some wonderful places to go to on the south coast (and at least one to avoid!). Yadboro, especially, looks beautiful and serene. Enjoyed your music choice to match the superb visuals!

Great video again. South Coast is beautiful. How do you get Patsy from a Hailey Just wondering?😊😊😊

Thanks for sharing another great video, the NSW South Coast and Victoria Gippsland are fantastic locations and you guys are doing some great filming. At least with the manual gearbox you're not worried about the gearbox temperature, I'm towing with my eyes glued to the SGIII for ATF 1 & 2 and the EGT's. Coolant temp is mostly always OK and I'm only towing 2200kg but I mostly switch to manual mode to eliminate the torque converter slip. USA business is going to market it to death until no one uses it anymore. I've predicted HipCamp will get expensive fast. It could be worse Evans Head Reflections Park at peak time for us is $100.00/day for a 4 week camp, next year is $104.80/d. We used to go to Huskisson quite frequently when I lived in Sydney for a while, it's a great little spot.

Thanks for sharing, that bridge looks spectacular. Haven't been there yet but now you've wetted the appetite. Glad to see you have your bicycle now, it sure is hard to do without it.

Great video. I love the running shoes. What brand are they?

Only a very small portion of Jervis Bay is classed as ACT (Jervis Bay Village and HMAS CRESWELL). The rest including Hyams Beach, Huski, Vincentia etc are all in NSW! 👍👍😃

Just looking at your review camera screen on the mirror wondering what brand it is. Thanks

My brother and I live on the coast east of yadboro, some nice gold to be had panning the creeks

Heya guys, just finished watching this video... we're living on the Mid Nth Coast nsw (taree) now... But, grew up in Ulladulla and it's great seeing our hometown being shown off.. yabrora is a popular camping place back in the day, Blue Gum, Upside-down Bridge and swallow crossing 😉all good places to see there... Cheers 🍻 Plus, i bet cha had your balls in your throat a few time towing that big van in there🤣🤙🏻

Wy don’t people start botching all those expensive caravan parks to pull them into gear

I loved your reviews guys of some of my favourite places. JB is an amazing place in the world and I'm so glad that others can experience the beauty either for themselves or via videos like yours. Yadboro is also an amazing place. But please. Please. PLEASE call JB J-ER-vis and not J-AR-vis. Jervis is the correct pronunciation and I couldn't help but cringe at the "other" name LOL... JB is also the safest bet, short and sweet... Its definitely a topic of contention in the local area 😂. I hope to see more of your videos in future 👍🏻.

HipCamps are fast becoming a rip off. Good to see you chose not to stay there. Until people start voting with their feet, the ridiculous pricing will continue.

We have been enjoying your videos for a long time now. Your enthusiasm is great to watch. Unfortunately you both have a bad case of ‘like-itis”, the American habit of saying ‘like’ way too often. If you can get rid of it I will happily buy you both a beer. 😃

Australia has some many beaches to explore. Warm temperatures all year long. Unlike Canada. That 70 series handled to trailer/van very well. Didn't know Australia had switchback roads.

I'm glad you didn't stay there for $60/night. Prices are starting to become really expensive for just somewhere offgrid to park. We loved our time at Berry Showgrounds and used it for a jumping off point to visit Gerringong and all the jaw dropping locations surrounding. Thank you for your amazing honesty and fantastic footage. 3 minutes into this one, I was "nope, not ever going that way". Safe travels 😊

Austinmer nsw or Austi not Austema !

8:40 the old rd was so much better trust me

I love the South Coast of NSW

Bellissimo video con posti magnifici quando fai escursioni non hai paura dei serpenti, dei TH-cam italiani sono anche loro in Australia dalla parte sud di perth e in mare non fanno il bagno per gli scquali e dei serpenti sono terrorizzati un abbraccio da Roma (Italia)

Check for leeches all over guys as they can be bad in the Yadboro Flat area when its wet.

One of those flat top mountains you can see from Yadboro Flat is called 'The Castle' and if your fit and know the way you can hike with a back pack to the top for some glorious views. Probably best to camp overnight at Cooyoyo Creek Campsite before hiking back down else it will be a very long day. Also on the way in along Yadboro Rd is 'Pigeon House Mountain'. Well worth the hike to the top of 'Pigeon House Mountain'.

Which camp finding app are you using?

Always great content guys x

Great video! You both seem really down to earth and this video answers a lot of questions for us! Keep the great content coming 😁

That hike/run looked awesome and the relaxing in the creek after noting better 👌 Adding this place to our list thanks. Matt and Leisa.

Hyams is the tourist beach. A lot nicer beaches in Jervis bay. Murray’s beach is nicer, but hyams has the name and reputation

enjoyed the video!!!

It’s so nice to see our beautiful south coast through visitors eyes . We also learn a little history we didn’t know . Enjoying your content .

Awesome video guys congratulations ❤

Yer Jervis is heaps popular with Sydney holidayers and it's accessible to Victorians too so Avery popular destination! Here's a nice fact too: the beach that you walk onto from the camp ground called ' greenpatch' has the finest sand of any beach on the planet! It's so fine it actually has a slight glow at night! Amazing, eh! Loved this video, thx guys

Look forward to Sunday mornings watching your latest episode having breakfast & coffee 👍🏻👍🏻

And Berry is such a cute little town with great coffee at a couple of places! Phil

More memories as we spent a lot of time driving on those same rides growing up in the area! Thx for bringing back great vibes! And we use to go up Macquarie Pass in buses when we were going to Canberra and the snow!

Really lovely footage - coastal scenery, wildlife and inland.

You both should be proud that’s a beautiful filmed and edited video. Outstanding 👍

Great episode

No Tik Tok or Instagram for me. Just followed you on FB😊

Best video so far..from the beaches to the bush...the best of south Coast of NSW. Can't wait to explore the south coast again. What camera are you using? Thanks

Stunning video!!!! Love the way you put in the little nature section, you really did show case a beautiful free camp.

Just WOW!!!! What a great spot to camp and the serenity Cheers guys😊

Lots of alcohol while driving in this vid.

Great vid. Great Location... One Day.....

Thanks for an interesting insight into a part of Australia I don't know much about. Thanks also for the reminder to all your followers about the importance of a (turned on) UHF on Ch 40. Communication is pretty much a safety tool when towing a van. I use mine all the time - not just in the outback. Yes, you may get the odd bit of gutter chat but just park up your sensitivity while you focus your safe driving. It surprises me how many people have a UHF radio but don't use, or perhaps don't know how to use it. I once tried to contact a couple who hadn't clipped down their pop-top and it was flapping everywhere. They had an aerial but I couldn't contact them on Ch 40 or 18. I reckon they probably learnt an expensive lesson and can only hope they arrived safely at their destination. Thanks again. Safe travels.

Absolutely stunning video. Have you guys bought a new go pro or camera. If so which one. You guys are so pretty😂

Go 30 to 40 km. Safe then sorry. I get nervous when petrol heads come up from behind.

That Rd remains me of Cairns going to the mountains to Tarzal

That was one of the best videos I’ve seen. What a stunning place to camp. All the wildlife amazing photography.

Adventure is what makes travelling enjoyable, wishing I was 30 yrs younger Safe travels

Macquarrie Pass is the road I learned how to drive on. Love it. It is home BUT I now struggle to enjoy driving in the modern "concrete canyons" that they now call 'safe' highways.